Elizabeth RICE

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James married Elizabeth Adeline Evans 21 May 1867, Lawrence Co. KY. Elizabeth was born Feb., 1845, Morgan Co. KY; died 08 Jan 1923, Lawrence Co. KY; was buried , William Austin Cemetery, Fallsburg, Lawrence Co. KY. [Group Sheet]

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Buried:
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WILL

9 Jul 1851; probate 22 Sep 1851 , Lawrence Co. KY: Will Book 1

Transcribed by Sandra Salyers from the original document. Copy obtained from the County Court Clerks office in Lawrence County, Kentucky: All spelling kept as close to original as possible.

In the name of God Amen, I James Rice d o make as my last will and testament as follows. That is to ear my desire is to be buried with as little expense as possible and that all my debts and funer al expenses be paid as soon after my decease as conveniently may be and I give all my household goods and chattels also all my perashable property except for my horse and four yoke of cattle and one cow & heifer and sheep to my dear wife Elizabeth Rice for and during her lifetime and from and after my descease.

I give and devise the same to my two sons James K Rice and
David K Rice & their heirs forever by each binding themselves to support their mother during her life & give and devise all she hace of land upon big Blain Creek and upon which I now live to my two sons James K. Rice and David K. Rice and their heirs forever.

I also give my two boys James and David each two yoke of cattle and I give my horse to my son David K Rice and his heirs forever and I give my daughter Elizabeth my cow and
heifer to make her portion equal to her sister Sintha and as
...........(line not able to read).........real Estate and effects not heretofore mentioned and as shall remain after payment of my debts and previous and aforeaid specified legacies.

I give and bequeath same to my sons James K. Rice and David K Rice devided equally and their heirs forever with desire that my son in law Thomas ODaniel and his wife wish
to live on my land tha t they build them a house near the spring on the bank of big Blain Creek and their live there life too if they desire free of rent and in peaceable pospious if they however at any time leave all their improvements shall for my two sons James K. Rice and David K Rice and heirs forever .

In ........whereof the said testators I James Rice have to this my last will written upon a sheet of paper set my hand seal this the ninth day of July in the year one Thousand Eight Hundred and fifty one.

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James Rice
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Attest
Alex Hays
Thomas O Daniel
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Sherrod Rice
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State of Kentucky Lawrence County Court
Sept- Term 1857

I do certify that the written will of James Rice was proven in open court and proven in the oath of Thomas ODaniel and Alex Hays subscribing witness to be the will and deed of the said James Rice now proved to be recorded

Given under my hand this 23 day of Sept. 1851

Attese John McAllison CR

James married Elizabeth Kinner 17 Feb 1822, Fayette Township, Lawrence Co. OH. Elizabeth was born ca 1804, Virginia; died Aft 1870, Lawrence Co. KY. [Group Sheet]

William married Margaret Hayes 08 Feb 1787, Montgomery Co. VA. Margaret was born ca 1761, Virginia. [Group Sheet]